May 1, 2005
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I've got a 99 KE100 with about 900 miles on it. This bike is almost new. The bike starts fine with the choke on, when the engine is good and warm I turn the choke off. The engine rpm then increases rapidly then the motor sputters and dies. If I put the choke back on, it'll run again. I haven't used the bike for the last couple of years, but when I took it out this year, it started acting like this. The carb was cleaned, but it wasn't dirty to begin with. Air cleaner is fine, and I always used preservative on it when it would be in storage. Is there any adjustments that I can make to the carb? Any tuning information or other ideas of what could be the problem? And yes, I did put fresh gas in it.
 

Vic

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May 5, 2000
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Sounds like an air leak.

Most likely the left side crank seal.
 

Reesknight

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your either getting too much air or not enough gas. Check the bottom of your gas tank for junk and re-check the petcock and gas line.
 

TWRT

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I had an old bike do that and it turned out to be trash in the carb jets. The choke was adding the extra gas to keep it running.
 
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